Dataset S1. Differentially Expressed Genes in E. cloacae upon interaction with Noroviruses as determined by RNA-seq

Many enteric viruses have been shown to bind to commensal bacteria, which may facilitate enhancement of viral infection. Given the ability of these bacteria to rapidly respond to external stimuli, we hypothesized the viral binding would induce changes in bacterial gene expression. These data demonstrate that binding of both murine and human noroviruses to E. cloacae induces global changes in gene expression by the commensal bacterium.